… causes a change in the pathophysiological focus of the disease. Researching the
activities of numerous cells involved in immune reactions may offer new therapeutic targets. …

… dysfunction of the immune system on endometriosis, including the complement system.
Apparently, the complement system is dysregulated in endometriosis … women with endometriosis …

… One of the major challenges of modern gynecology is to understand the pathophysiology
of endometriosis and attempt to prevent it. To date, the most widely accepted theory of …

… and the pathophysiology of endometriosis. Cytokines play an important role in the progression
of endometriosis, influencing cell proliferation and differentiation. Endometriosis may …

… endometriotic lesions [84]. In Figure 5, we have proposed a schema of immune dysfunctions
… an ectopic lesion in moderate to severe ovarian endometriosis. In this regard, the observed …

… of endometriosis [2]. It would be appropriate to identify a core microbiota in endometriotic
patients. … whether there is an interaction between endometriosis and gut microbial composition. …

… Furthermore, the immune system of patients with endometriosis is suspected to be … Another
argument in favor of immune dysfunction in the development of endometriosis is the high …

Endometriosis (EM) is a chronic disease characterized by the presence and proliferation of
functional endometrial … the most common locations for endometrial ectopic tissue, followed by …

… diagnosed with endometriosis [2,5]. There are different mechanisms how endometriosis can
… structures, systemic and local (ie, endometrial) immune dysregulation, changes in hormonal …

… T lymphocytes mediated cellular immunity is involved in endometriosis pathophysiology,
which stimulates the generation of Treg cells while inhibiting the generation of Th17 cells, …